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the What Non-Disney Movie Did You Just Watch? and What Disney Movie Did You Just Watch discussions got me thinking and its nearing Christmas
so i wondered What day Holiday Movie/Special Did You Just Watch? (including every holiday)

The latest holiday movie I watched was Elf... and this was a few weeks ago, actually.

I haven't yet saw anything playing on TV that caught my eye (granted that I don't watch TV too much anymore) and I don't have any holiday-themed DVDs (plus my VHS player's broken--drat! I really wanted to watch my VHS copy of The Nightmare Before Christmas...) so...

Afterthought: O wait, wait! I did watch the Christmas episode of "Family Guy" a week or two ago. I love, love, love that episode to bits and pieces.

JiminyCrick91 wrote:the What Non-Disney Movie Did You Just Watch? and What Disney Movie Did You Just Watch discussions got me thinking and its nearing Christmas
so i wondered What day Holiday Movie Did You Just Watch? (including every holiday)

- Non-Disney movie I watched was DODGEBALL!
- Disney movie was MARY POPPINS!!
- and the recent holiday movie I just watched was Mickey's Twice Upon a Christmas.

i wish i had more holiday movies

Well it's got holiday elements so I guess it counts. At the moment I'm watching 'Rabid'. It's a David Cronenberg directed movie from 1977 and it's set around Christmas. A poor mall Santa just got shot up. I wonder how many kids were traumatized that year? haha.

I just finished watching a VHS tape from my childhood with the following:

Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer
Ziggy's Christmas Gift
Alvin and the Chipmunks Christmas
Pac-Man's Christmas
Smurfs Christmas
and Mickey's Christmas Carol

I've just finished watching A Christmas Story. A classic in my book.

Last night I saw 'Elf' for the second time.

I just watched some holiday episodes of a couple of favorite sitcoms: the 2-part "Home for the Holidays" <i>Saved By The Bell</i> episode and "O Tannerbaum" from <i>Alf</i>: Season One.

resently i have seen home alone,the flintstones christmas carol, a muppet family christmas (full verison thank you very much!),the santa clause 2, all the Charlie Brown christmas's,Garfield's Christmas Special ,Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer,Olive The Other Reindeer,A Year Without Santa Claus, the frist life with bonnie christmas,gorge lopez,Fairly OddParents,spongebob, the bump in the night christmas Special and there are a loooooot more

They were playing A Muppet Christmas Carol on the Disney channel last night so I watched it. I love this film! Disney really needs to release it in its original aspect ratio (in this case, widescreen). |:<

Last night I watched The Grinch Who Stole Christmas in it's original animated form. Still love it after all these years...

I watched the end of The Muppet Christmas Carol last weekend. I don't actually watch that many Christmas movies really. Don't wack me, but I've never seen It's a Wonderful Life.

Last night I watched "The Nightmare Before Christmas".

First time too.

Elf
It was alright...not really that entertaining as I hoped. Funny parts and all, but...not me. *shrug*

Key wrote: Afterthought: O wait, wait! I did watch the Christmas episode of "Family Guy" a week or two ago. I love, love, love that episode to bits and pieces.

Haha! I just saw that for the first time today. It's hilarious . . . and it even includes "KISS save Santa" ("everyone knows that pterodactyls can't stand the screech of an electric guitar!")

Besides that . . . Elf, that Alvin and the Chipmunks one where Alvin is basically Scrooge, and the Simpson's christmas episode (where he buys the astrolabe, or whatever it is).

With my Christmas marathon tonight I've seen almost all of my Christmas must-sees...

Sadly Charlie Brown Christmas and How the Grinch Stole Christmas (original animated) never got a viewing this year and won't since I'm leaving for a couple days soon.

I won't list 'em all but the ones I viewed tonight in the order I saw them were:

Santa Claus is Coming to Town - It was the first time I saw it in a decade! It's not on my must-see list but since I now have The Original Television Classics Christmas Collection I can see it every year!

The Little Drummer Boy - Another one that isn't a must-see every year but I saw it this year for the first time in about five years.

Frosty the Snowman - This is my faovurite Christmas special (not counting movies) and I have never missed it. I've been watching it for as long as I can remember. Now I have it on DVD though.

Frosty Returns - Not as good as the original but I sure still enjoy it. I saw it's first broadcast and have watched it every year since.

A Garfield Christmas - Another one of my faovuites that's a must-see. This probably comes in second for specials, tied with Rudolph.

A Christmas Story - This is my all-time favourite Christmas movie I have to see every year. Actually it's one of my all-time favourite movies. Sadly I only have the original pan and scan DVD which I bought just before the special edition came out! AUGH! I will be replacing it this Boxing Day however.

Mickey's Christmas Carol - I just finished watching it. I loved it. It's one of my must-sees but sadly I haved missed it various years like Charlie Brown and Grinch. Now I'll never miss it since I have it on my Treasures.

Well that was tonight's fest. Earlier I saw my other must-sees like Christmas Vacation, Rudolph and others. Those I got to see early.
I even saw Christmas Vacation 2 this year since I missed it's premiere last year. I'll be okay if I miss that one next Christmas.

Well I've been using the Disney/Non-Disney threads for Holiday movies, so I'll use this one for non-movies. So far I've seen Christmas/Holiday episodes of Boy Meets World (2), The Simpsons (2), Step By Step (1), According To Jim (1), Even Stevens (1)... that's all I can think of off the top of my head. Also, I've been enjoying my 3 DVDs worth of Amy Grant's Christmastime television appearances as well as her "Grown-Up Christmas List" video, with and without commentary, on the GV DVD.

-Aaron

bump.

Well it nearing Easter so today I watched it’s the Easter beagle Charlie Brown

The last movies I watched in each category is...

Non-Disney: The Punisher
Disney: The Hunckback of Notre Dame
Holiday: Elf

I recently watched The Yearling, with Jane Wyman and Gregory Peck. I know it isn't an Easter Film. But my whole family always considered it an Easter Classic for some odd reason.